Events by these Researchers
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The International Crisis Group: A policy-oriented approach to conflict resolution - (tlyons1)
The International Crisis Group: A policy-oriented approach to conflict resolution Tuesday, March 3rd12:30pm-2:00pmConference Room 5183How do
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Undergraduate Brown Bag Lecture Series: Mountaintop Mining in Appalachia - (shirsch4)
Mountaintop Mining in Appalachia:Understanding Stakeholders and Change in Environmental ConflictDr. Susan Hirsch, Professor of Conflict Resolution
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Dissertation Defense: Suliman A Giddo - The Voices Of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPS) And The Effectiveness Of The Peacekeeping Forces In Darfur - (s.giddo)
Dissertation Defense: Suliman A Giddo - The Voices Of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPS) And The Effectiveness Of The Peacekeeping Forces In
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Does contemporary armed conflict have deep historical roots - (tlyons1)
Does contemporary armed conflict have deep historical roots?Tuesday, November 18th12:30pm - 2:00pmConference Room 5183Brown Bag with David Laitin,
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Diaspora, Disasters & Donations: USAID and CIDI - (tlyons1)
Diaspora, Disasters & DonationsThe United States Agency for International Development Center for International Disaster Information (USAID CIDI)
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The Importance of Winning: Victorious Insurgent Groups and Post Conflict Politics - (tlyons1)
Terrence Lyons participated in the International Studies Association Conference in Toronto, where he presented on, “The Importance of Winning:
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Africa as a Subordinate State System: Regional Dimensions of Conflict in the Horn of Africa - (tlyons1)
Terrence Lyons participated in the International Studies Association Conference in Toronto, where he presented on Africa as a Subordinate State
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BRICS, the 'West' - (tlyons1)
Terrence Lyons participated in the International Studies Association Conference in Toronto, where he was a discussant on the panel “BRICS, the
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Dissertation Defense - Khadija Ali: The Role of Hegemonies within African Regional Organization’s Interventions - (kali)
Dissertation Defense - Khadija AliThe Role of Hegemonies within African Regional Organization’s Interventions: A comparative study of Nigeria
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The Egyptian Constitutional Referendum - The Divisiveness of the 98% - with Agnieszka Paczynska - (apaczyns)
Tuesday, March 18th2:00pm-3:30pmMetropolitan Building Room 5183
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Undergraduate Program CONF 490 Research Showcase - (bbanning)
Join the S-CAR Undergraduate Program for the CONF 490 Research Showcase. Students will be presenting individual research projects for the
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A Lens on Somalia: Security and Development Going Forward - Wilson Center - (tlyons1)
The Africa Program and Leadership Project are pleased to invite you to the Wilson Center on:Tuesday, November 19, 20139:30am-11:00am5th Floor
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National Reconciliation and the Search for Peace and Stability in the Post-Arab Spring Middle East - (ifraihat)
National Reconciliation and the Search for Peace and Stability in the Post-Arab Spring Middle EastThursday, September 26th3:00 to 4:30Metropolitan
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Dissertation Proposal Defense: Fatima Hadji - Social Mobilization in Morocco: February 20 movement, Local Tansikiyats, and the Struggle for Real Change? - (tlyons1)
Social Mobilization in Morocco: February 20 movement, Local Tansikiyats, and the Struggle for Real Change?Fatima HadjiTuesday, June 11; 10:00AM
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Dissertation Proposal Defense: Phil Gamaghelyan - When Duality is Not Presumed: Interactive Problem Solving in Evolving Environments - (gamaghel)
When Duality is Not Presumed: Interactive Problem Solving in Evolving EnvironmentsJune 7th, Friday9:45am - 11:30PM7th Floor Conference RoomCommittee:
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Dissertation Proposal Defense: Terra Tolley - Shifting Sands: The Transformation of Bedouin Culture through Education in a Contested Land - (ttolley)
Designing and supporting education systems in post-conflict areas are predominant methods of international development and sustainable conflict
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Not Your Father’s Peacebuilding: The Center for Global Studies Features Cutting-edge Research in Conflict Studies - (tlyons1)
Mason’s Center for Global Studies celebrated its 10th annual spring conference last week, welcoming students, faculty, academics, policy makers
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Panel Discussion on Sudanese Conflict: Where are we now and what is next? - (togata)
The Genocide Prevention Program at the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (S-CAR) cordially invites you to a panel discussion on Sudanese
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Implementing Experiential Learning at S-CAR: Discussion and Skill-Share - (shirsch4)
You are cordially invited to join the UELP (Undergraduate Experiential Learning Project) team on December 5th, 2012 at 2 pm (immediately following